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Housing policy data and defensible reform modelling
The analytical foundations of housing reform — what credible models require, and how Australia and the United States compare on housing-data regimes.
For Housing economists, councils, legal practitioners, advocates
Housing reform fails when the analytics behind it cannot be defended. Across Australia and the United States, affordability crises are debated with incompatible datasets, incompatible definitions of “supply,” and models whose parameters are never published for peer review.
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